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iv S C O P E & S E Q U E N C E
Scope & Sequence
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Unit 1: Indoors and Outdoors
Lesson A At home p. 2
Lesson B Public spaces p. 7
* Home improvement p. 2rearrange, repairs, options
* Public fi gures or private citizens? p. 7privacy, rights, general public
* Colorful combinations p. 3Use background knowledgeMake predictions from notes
* That’s none of your business! p. 8Infer informationChoose an appropriate response
* Participles used as adjectives p. 5
* Expressing prohibition p. 10
Unit 2: Life’s Changes
Lesson A The times of your life p. 12
Lesson B Milestones p. 17
* Parent or friend? p. 12grown-up, childhood, teenagers
* A Cross-cultural ambassador p. 17got married, went to school, left home
* A very special day p. 13Listen for contextGuess the meaning of words
* Good times ahead p. 18Listen to infer informationListen for gist and detail
* Review of future forms p. 15
* Modals of future possibility p. 20
Unit 3: Getting Information
Lesson A How we communicate p. 22
Lesson B In the news p. 27
* We talk about everything. p. 22gossip, chat, discuss, argue, share
* Have you heard the news? p. 27local news, word of mouth, in the news
* Ask all your friends! p. 23InferenceListen for details
* Your source for the news p. 28Listen for gist and detail
* Participial and prepositional phrases p. 25
* Review of the present perfect p. 30
Review Units 1–3 p. 32
Unit 4: Men and Women
Lesson A How do I look? p. 36
Lesson B Dating p. 41
* I like to wear bright colors. p. 36wear makeup, get a tattoo
* A love story? p. 41ask out, turn down, break up
* Say “cheese”! p. 37Use background knowledgeDictation
* I want to go out with him. p. 42Understand character relationshipsListen for details
* The present perfect with already, just, never, still, and yet p. 39
* Phrasal verbs p. 44
Unit 5: Being Diff erent
Lesson A Mind your manners p. 46
Lesson B Adjusting to a new place p. 51
* Good or bad behavior p. 46appropriate, inconsiderate, polite
* Cross-cultural communication p. 51jet lag, body language, personal space
* Here are the rules. p. 47Listen for contextMake predictionsListen to paraphrases
* We’ve been talking about . . . p. 52Listen for main topicNote-takingMake inferences
* It + be + adjective + infi nitive; gerund as subject p. 49
* Future time clauses p. 54
Unit 6: Big Business
Lesson A Success stories p. 56
Lesson B The ABCs of advertising p. 61
* Talking about business p. 56advertise, consume, purchase
* Up and down p. 61recover, in a slump, increase
* An article about email p. 57Choose the best answer
* Commercials p. 62InferenceListen for specifi c information
* The passive: simple present and simple past p. 59
* Connecting words: because, so, although / even though p. 64
Review Units 4–6 p. 66
Unit/Lesson Vocabulary Link Listening Language Link
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UNITS 1-6
Saying a series of items p. 3
Why don’t you fi x it yourself? p. 4Making informal suggestions
The father of American landscape architecture p. 8Make predictions from photosFind sentences to support your answersFind related words
Classroom rules p. 10Make a list of dos and don’ts for the classroom
* An improvement project p. 6Making improvements to a room
* Which place would you protect? p. 11Discussing the protection of natural and historical sites
Emphasis patterns p. 13
I need a new license. p. 14Talking about plansand needs
Life’s stressors p. 18Use background knowledgeScan (timed)
My future p. 21Write about possible events in the future
* The Magic Answer Bag p. 16Playing a game of predicting the future
* What will you do? p. 21Taking a quiz about your future
Stress: verb + preposition p. 23
Could I interrupt for a second? p. 24Interrupting someone politely
Nutty news p. 28Use visual cuesScan for specifi c language or examplesSequence events
An unusual news story p. 31Write a story about an unusual event
* Your future job p. 26Interviewing a person to fi nd their future job.
* Blogging p. 31Finding someone’s future self
Diff erent ways to say ch p. 37
I’m getting a tattoo! p. 38Disagreeing politely
Ways to meet people p. 42Use background informationRead for detailsMake inferences
A personal ad p. 45Write a personal ad
* Act like a man p. 40Discussing ideas about gender
* Dating Survey p. 45Taking and discussing the results of a dating survey
Linking the same sounds p. 47
Mmm. It’s delicious. p. 48Asking about customs
JT’s Travel Blog p. 52Scan for detailsIdentify writer’s toneMake predictions about what will happen next
A language barrier p. 55Write about overcoming a language barrier
* Subway rules p. 50Talking about what is polite and rude
* Help for the homesick p. 55Giving advice to homesick people
Stress on nouns and verbs with the same spelling p. 57
People fi rst! p. 58Emphasizing important points
Is advertising necessary? p. 62Recognize opinions Scan for words
Consumer advice p. 65Write a product review
* What is made in your country? p. 60Creating a list of interesting facts about a place
* Rate the advertisement. p. 65Reviewing advertisements
Pronunciation Speaking & Reading Writing Communication Speaking Strategy
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Scope & Sequence
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Unit 7: Health
Lesson A How do you feel? p. 70
Lesson B Getting better p. 75
* Adventure on a mountain p. 70drowsy, dizzy, shiver
* I’m sick of it! p. 75homesick, worried sick, call in sick
* A cold or the fl u? p. 71Listen for specifi c information
* How’s school? p. 76Listen for detailsIdentify people
* Verb + noun / adjective / verb(-ing); noun + hurt(s) p. 73
* Reported speech: requests and commands p. 78
Unit 8: Sports and Hobbies
Lesson A In my free time p. 80
Lesson B The active life p. 85
* A great way to stay active p. 80 active member, where the action is, leisure time activity
* Around the world by car p. 85pay for, run on, know about
* It’s time to renew it. p. 81Listen to InferListen for context
* Choose the best response. p. 86Listen to a statement and choose the best response
* The present perfect vs. the present perfect continuous p. 83
* The simple past tense vs. the perfect tenses p. 88
Unit 9: Social Issues
Lesson A In my community p. 90
Lesson B People, people, everywhere! p.95
* Are you old enough to vote? p. 90make progress, vote for, taxes
* The problem of sprawl p. 95develop, development, force
* Together we can do it. p. 91Listen for speaker’s attitudeListen for specifi c meaningInfer main points
* Urban or suburban? p. 96Use background informationInference
* Too and enough p. 93
* Future real conditionals p. 98
Review Units 7–9 p. 100
Unit 10: Having It All
Lesson A Money issues p. 104
Lesson B Striking it rich p. 109
* Money quiz p. 104get by, owe, short on money
* You’re a winner! p. 109accept, claim, donate
* Rich and poor p. 105 Listen for gistInference
* Saving money, saving lives p. 110Listen for cause and eff ectTake notes
* Wish-statements p. 107
* Negative modals p. 112
Unit 11: Honestly Speaking
Lesson A To tell the truth p. 114
Lesson B Who do you trust? p. 119
* Tell me the truth. p. 114against the law, depends on the circumstances, an exception
* I have confi dence in . . . p. 119 count on, trustworthy
* An empty desk p. 115Use background informationDictation
* I completely agree. p. 120Determine the correct response to a statement
* Present unreal conditionals p. 117
* Reported statements p. 122
Unit 12: Our Earth
Lesson A The natural world p. 124
Lesson B The man-made world p. 129
* Endangered animals p. 124extinct, illegal, mascot
* Great structures p. 129construction, withstand, links
* Rainforest animals p. 125Listen for gistDefi ne unfamiliar vocabulary
* An engineer’s job p. 130Identify correct photos for listeningListen for details
* Like as a preposition and a verb p. 127
* The passive with various tenses p. 132
Review Units 10–12 p. 134
Unit/Lesson Vocabulary Link Listening Language Link
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S C O P E & S E Q U E N C E vii
UNITS 7-12
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Dropping the h p. 71 I could never do that. p. 72Giving, accepting, and refusing advice
Modern life challenges p. 76 Scan for specifi c informationGuess defi nitions from context
Syndromes and solutions p. 79Write about a syndrome and a cure
* Have you tried hypnotism? p. 74Role playing having a health problem and getting advice
* A healthy and happy life p. 79Making a list of tips to have a happy life
Compound nouns p. 81
It’s played with a bat and a ball. p. 82Talking about a game
A star in the X Games p. 86Use a title and photos to build background informationScan
Go, team, go! p. 89Write about a team sport experience
* Who is telling the truth? p. 84Playing a game to fi nd out who is telling the truth
* I’m known for . . . p. 89Asking questions to guess the identity of a famous person
Sentence level stress p. 91
I’d like to talk to you about . . . p. 92Language for presentations
Shrinking population p. 96Read and understand statistics Read for cause and eff ect
What will happen if . . . ? p. 99Write about diff erent future scenarios
* Did you sleep enough last night? p. 94Completing a survey and interviewing a classmate
* You’re in charge! p. 99Preparing an election speech with campaign promises
Linking the same consonant sound p. 105
Where’s my soda? p. 106Apologizing for small and serious mistakes Accepting an apology
The San people and the monks p. 110Make a prediction from titles and photosRecognize true statements
An experience with money p. 113Write about a time you lost or found money
* My wish list p. 108Talking about realistic and unrealistic wishes
* A potential millionaire p. 113Taking a potential millionaire survey
Repeating with rising intonation to show surprise p. 115
It’s not cooked right. p. 116Insisting
The kindness of strangers p. 120Make predictionsGuess the meaning of words from contextSequence a story
I said that I was sick. p. 123Write about a time you lied
* Would you ever do this? p. 118Discussing the ethics of various situations
* My little white lie p. 123Role playing a situation involving a white lie
Practice with pauses p. 125
A summer job overseas p. 126Off ering another opinion
Building down p. 130Use content to ask questionsUnderstand an author’s opinion
A famous landmark p. 132Write about a famous place you know
* What in the world? p. 128Taking a quiz about geographical wonders
* What is best for our city? p. 133Deciding which urban renovation project to undertake
Language Summaries p. 138 Grammar Notes p. 144
Pronunciation Speaking & Reading Writing Communication Speaking Strategy
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